Background: As the organization of primary care continues to evolve toward more
interdisciplinary team structures, demonstrating effectiveness of care delivery is becoming …

AIMS: To assess whether involvement of general practice nurses in type 2 diabetes care in
Danish general practice is associated with improved adherence to national guidelines on …

Aim: Using the methodology of the Joanna Briggs Institute, a systematic review of current
research was performed to determine if the addition of management by nurses had been …

OBJECTIVE: The main objective is to examine the effect of the introduction of a practice
nurse (PN) on the quality of type 2 diabetes care. METHODS: Retrospective cohort study in …

Background Diabetes affects around 3.6 million people in the UK. Previous research found
that general practices employing more nurses delivered better diabetes care, but did not …

Should practice nurses be involved in diabetic care? Page 1 Should practice nurses be involved
in diabetic care? Ruth Stearn/Frank M Sullivan Primary care teams who involve practice …

Aims The aim of this study was to answer the overall question: Does primary care diabetes
management for Medicare patients differ in scope and outcomes by provider type (physician …

Background Family practice registered nurses co-managing patient care as healthcare
professionals in interdisciplinary primary care teams have been shown to improve access …

AIMS: Examine potential associations between inclusion of mid-level providers in United
States Veterans Affairs (VA) primary care programs and diabetes control. METHODS: We …

PURPOSE Primary care practices manage most patients with diabetes and face
considerable operational, regulatory, and reimbursement pressures to improve the quality of …